Valley of Flowers

The film unfolds across an ancient, legendary period of banditry and mysticism, where supernatural powers surface and a life-extending elixir appears within reach. A Time-Walk sequence literally carries Jalan through diverse ages and landscapes, signaling a dramatic shift in setting. The story culminates in 21st-century Tokyo, where technology, spectacle, and reincarnation motifs reinterpret the lovers’ fate.

The story begins in a remote, mythical landscape known as the Valley of Flowers, a lawless wilderness where bandits rule by their own code. The setting shifts through sacred monasteries, dramatic landscapes, and a sense of mysticism that shapes Jalan and Ushna’s bond. Two centuries later, the narrative leaps to modern Tokyo, contrasting ancient myth with contemporary urban life and a controversial enterprise around immortality.

💖 Forbidden Love

Jalan and Ushna’s relationship defies the band’s rules and social norms, becoming a catalyst for audacious choices. Their passion drives them to pursue wealth, power, and even immortality, all in the name of love. The romance destabilizes the group’s hierarchy and propels them toward a destiny neither fully understands.

⏳ Power and Immortality

The couple seeks to bend time and life itself by stealing shadows and the Elixir of life. Immortality promises freedom but also estranges them from natural lifespans and moral boundaries. Their pursuit unsettles the world around them and invites scrutiny from those who guard sacred limits.

⚖️ Karma and Balance

Yeti acts as a moral counterweight, reminding the lovers of karma and impermanence. The lovers’ interference with fate triggers a cascade of losses, betrayals, and sacrifices that force a reckoning with the laws they have broken. The narrative emphasizes that true balance requires accepting consequences and relinquishing excess.